A política de assistência social no município de Paracatu-mg : dificuldades de consolidação do sistema único de assistência social (SUAS) em tempos de ajuste fiscal

Abstract

This thesis analyzed the Single Social Assistance System ( SUAS ) in the municipality of Paracatu, Minas Gerais, with cut in the period 2006-2015 , with the difficulties that the municipality has found to consolidate this system, considering the co-financing of social assistance in the context of fiscal adjustment underway in the country .Therefore, the legal bases were considered that institutionalized social assistance as a public policy, as well as historical contexts and budget expenditures of the three levels of the federation, in the period studied, dedicated to an approach on the financial management of social assistance in Paracatu-MG. The need for recognition of social care as a social right and ensuring access to social assistance services for those who need it signal to a reality that tends to move away from historically constructed conceptions. Decided by the Fourth National Conference on Social Assistance 2003, the implementation of SUAS is guided by principles established by the Organic Law of Social Assistance (LOAS) , considered the National Social Assistance Policy (PNAS) and is organized by the Basic Operational Norm (NOB / SUAS). The SUAS must have the management of actions based on the political and administrative decentralization, participation and co-financing. Thus, under the co-financing, it was found that among all the entities of the federation, the states have shown little improvement in the share of funding for social assistance. O. It was also considered the debate surrounding the public fund, seeking to understand its functionality, especially in prioritizing times of economic policies, with strategies of fiscal adjustments. The results were identified that in Paracatu-MG, the main difficulties SUAS consolidation are most technical references teams are not complete; significant supply socioassitencias services by entities; lack of CRAS Volante to meet the population living in rural areas and lack of proper headquarters for the Specialized Reference Centers of Social Assistance (CRAS), Reference Center for Specialized Social Assistance (CREAS) and the Municipal Development and Social Action (SEDAS).